prophesied (Meaning)
prophesied
foretell, predict, to make a prediction, to speak as if divinely inspired, to give instruction in religious matters, prefigure, to utter by or as if by divine inspiration, to speak or write like a prophet, to predict with assurance or on the basis of mystic knowledge
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prophesied Sentence Examples
- The ancient oracle prophesied a time when a savior would emerge.
- The soothsayer prophesied that the king would die a violent death.
- The holy text prophesied the eventual downfall of the evil empire.
- The prophetess prophesied that the coming of the Messiah would bring about a golden age.
- The seer prophesied that the war would last for many years.
- The mystic prophesied that a great earthquake would shake the earth.
- The astrologer prophesied that the stars aligned in a way that foretold great change.
- The visionary prophesied that the future held both hope and despair.
- The clairvoyant prophesied that the lost artifact would be found in a distant land.
- The oracle prophesied that the child born under the sign of the dragon would possess extraordinary powers.
FAQs About the word prophesied
foretell, predict, to make a prediction, to speak as if divinely inspired, to give instruction in religious matters, prefigure, to utter by or as if by divine i
predicted, foreseen, expected,anticipated,
unanticipated,sudden, unforeseen, unexpected,abrupt, unintended, unlooked-for, unlikely, improbable, unplanned
The ancient oracle prophesied a time when a savior would emerge.
The soothsayer prophesied that the king would die a violent death.
The holy text prophesied the eventual downfall of the evil empire.
The prophetess prophesied that the coming of the Messiah would bring about a golden age.
